Free Government Laptop Programs by States
Find out which free laptop programs are available in your state or territory. See how ACP and Lifeline can provide you with a device and help you stay connected today.
Alabama residents may apply for free laptops through ACP or Lifeline eligibility programs.
Alaska households can qualify for laptops under Lifeline or ACP programs if eligible.
Arizona residents may apply for laptops with income or program-based qualifications.
Arkansas applicants may receive free laptops through ACP and Lifeline with valid documents.
California families can apply for free laptops if they meet SNAP, Medicaid, or income rules.
Colorado residents may get free laptops through ACP or Lifeline with proof of eligibility.
Connecticut households may apply for laptops under ACP and Lifeline assistance programs.
Delaware applicants may qualify for laptops through government ACP and Lifeline programs.
Florida residents can apply for free laptops if they meet eligibility rules.
Georgia applicants may qualify for laptops under federal ACP or Lifeline programs.
Hawaii households can get laptops if they meet program-based or income-based qualifications.
Idaho residents may apply for free laptops through Lifeline or ACP if eligible.
Illinois families can qualify for laptops through Lifeline & ACP government programs.
Indiana applicants may get laptops under ACP and Lifeline with eligibility proof.
Iowa residents may qualify for laptops with SNAP, Medicaid, or SSI benefits.
Kansas households may receive free laptops through ACP or Lifeline programs.
Kentucky residents can apply for free laptops with valid income or program documents.
Louisiana families may qualify for laptops under ACP or Lifeline assistance programs.
Maine residents may apply for free laptops with eligibility documents under ACP or Lifeline.
Maryland residents may apply for free laptops through ACP or Lifeline eligibility programs.
Massachusetts households can qualify for laptops under Lifeline or ACP programs if eligible.
Michigan residents may apply for laptops with income or program-based qualifications.
Minnesota applicants may receive free laptops through ACP and Lifeline with valid documents.
Mississippi families can apply for free laptops if they meet SNAP, Medicaid, or income rules.
Missouri residents may get free laptops through ACP or Lifeline with proof of eligibility.
Montana households may apply for laptops under ACP and Lifeline assistance programs.
Nebraska applicants may qualify for laptops through government ACP and Lifeline programs.
Nevada residents can apply for free laptops if they meet eligibility rules.
New Hampshire applicants may qualify for laptops under federal ACP or Lifeline programs.
New Jersey households can get laptops if they meet program-based or income-based qualifications.
New Mexico residents may apply for free laptops through Lifeline or ACP if eligible.
New York families can qualify for laptops through Lifeline & ACP government programs.
North Carolina applicants may get laptops under ACP and Lifeline with eligibility proof.
North Dakota residents may qualify for laptops with SNAP, Medicaid, or SSI benefits.
Ohio households may receive free laptops through ACP or Lifeline programs.
Oklahoma residents can apply for free laptops with valid income or program documents.
Oregon families may qualify for laptops under ACP or Lifeline assistance programs.
Pennsylvania residents may apply for free laptops with eligibility documents under ACP or Lifeline.
If Lifeline Is Not in Your State
If the Lifeline Program is not offered in your area, don’t worry, there are still plenty of ways to stay connected. Below are some reliable alternatives you can explore:
- Check Other Federal Assistance Options
Even if Lifeline isn’t offered in your state, you might still be eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). This nationwide program helps eligible families lower their internet bills and even get discounts on laptops, tablets, or smartphones. - Look Into Local Low-Cost Plans
Many internet and mobile providers offer budget-friendly plans for low-income households. These could include prepaid services, affordable data bundles, or reduced-rate monthly packages that can fit your needs. - Reach Out to Providers in Your Area
Contact service providers directly and ask if they participate in assistance programs or have special discounts. Some providers run independent programs designed to support families with limited income. - Stay Updated on Lifeline Expansion
Lifeline continues to grow and expand. By checking official Lifeline resources, you’ll know right away if your state becomes eligible in the future. - Keep an Eye on New Opportunities
Government programs change frequently. Staying informed ensures you don’t miss out on new chances to receive free or discounted laptops, tablets, and internet services when they become available.
